OSP? Commands

[drarkan]

I've been playing SOF2 now for a little under a week online and just getting used to the quick chat commands. I know that if you type "@11" then you say "lol!" and hear a laugh. Alternatively if you type any @xx number then you say another command. I would go through them one by one but it would be timely (though could have done that instead of spending twice as long on the net searching for a list) so if anyone out there has found a list, could you post it here for me, and others wanting to avoid the agony of helpless searching?

Thanks

drarkan

[Goody.]

That sounds more like roc than osp and in roc there is a vchat file that has all the standard list for roc. But sounds can vary from server to server.

[AcE]

Indeed that's rocmod.. Below is a list of voice commands that you can use in any roc server.

Spoiler:

@1 "Affirmative!"
@2 "Negative!"
@3 "Yes, sir?"
@4 "Yes sir"
@5 "Yes sir!"
@6 "Yes sir!"
@7 "Yes sir!"
@8 "Yeah!"
@9 "Yeah!"
@10 "lol"
@11 "lol!"
@12 "Hello"
@13 "Good day"
@14 "Good day, sir"
@15 "Help!"
@16 "Nice shot!"
@17 "Nice shot!"
@18 "Nice shot!"
@19 "Ha! Great shot!"
@20 "Dammit!"
@21 "Damn!"
@22 "I'll be right back"
@23 "Thank you"
@24 "Yeah, thanks"
@25 "Thanks"
@26 "Incoming!"
@27 "Advance!"
@28 "Advance!"
@29 "Awaiting orders!"
@30 "Hold position!"
@31 "Lets go! Move!"
@32 "Go check that out"
@33 "Go check that out!"
@34 "Move it!"
@35 "Fan out!"
@36 "Pair up!"
@37 "Spread out!"
@38 "Clear!"
@39 "Cover me!"
@40 "Got him!"
@41 "Got it!"
@42 "Be careful!"
@43 "Watch out!"
@44 "Get down!"
@45 "Get down!"
@46 "Take cover!"
@47 "Under fire!"
@48 "I'm hit!"
@49 "Man down!"
@50 "Secure the perimeter!"
@51 "I need backup, NOW!"
@52 "Objective complete!"
@53 "Hey honey"
@54 "Coming through"
@55 "Don't hurt me!"
@56 "Excuse me?"
@57 "Damn, that was close!"
@58 "You see that guy? He wet his pants! Ha ha ha ha ha!"
@59 "Shuddup, man!"
@60 "Eat lead, sucka!"
@61 "Kickin' ass and takin' names!"
@62 "How'd you like that!"
@63 "Take that!"
@64 "Take that!"
@65 "You want some of this?"
@66 "You want some of this?"
@67 "You scared? You should be!"
@68 "Bang! You're dead!"
@69 "Come get some!"
@70 "Go cry to mama!"
@71 "Die!"
@72 "What the...?!"
@73 "Watch your fire!"
@74 "Drop your weapon!"
@75 "Fire!"
@76 "I got that bastard!"
@77 "Hey!"
@78 "Medic! Medic!"
@79 "We're getting slaughtered!"
@80 "Plug him!"
@81 "Stop!"
@82 "Success!"
@83 "You're not supposed to be here!"

As goody said sounds vary from server to server as different servers usually have their own custom sound pack witch is usually 20mb+. To save yourself downloading these packs off of server firstly disable your auto-downloads then before you connect to X server highlight it and click server info. Most clans have a website witch will be listed in that info box go there and download the servers sound pack, Put the sound pack.pk3 in your rocmod folder. When you connect to that server drop the console and type /sounds (hit enter) and the list of sounds will appear.

AcE

[drarkan]

Awsome! You've been a great help. I actually spent time lastnight in an empty rocmod server going through the different sound commands and writing them down, but this helps alot. It's hard for me to read my messy handwriting when i'm trying to get it done quickly and back to playing

[Dark Saint]

It changes from server to server m8. Especially when they add their own sound packs.

[AcE]

Originally Posted by drarkan

I actually spent time lastnight in an empty rocmod server going through the different sound commands and writing them down, but this helps alot.

There's no need to wright them down you can do 2 things.

#1)
once you've got you list of sounds in the console do this command /condump console.txt (console.txt can be whatever you want to call it so you call it fred.txt if you like the result is the same). Once you've done that a txt file will be added to your rocmod folder called console.txt open that with wordpad so it's easier to read, All the console output from in the game will be in that file.

#2)
Inside the soundpack.pk3 is a file called voicecmds.cfg open that with notepad or wordpad to view all the sounds for that sounpack. You can open pk3's with winzip, But you dont need it. To change the file extention to .zip do this..

Start > control panel > folder options > view

Uncheck the box that says "hide extentions for know file types" and click apply. Now your zip/pk3 file show the zip/pk3 extention. To make a zip file a pk3 just rename the .zip to .pk3 and click yes when promted. The same to chage it back to pk3.

AcE